Pedicurists: set up manicure and pedicure combos

How pedicurists can offer manicure and pedicure combos with online booking: one combined service per combo, the right slot length, two technicians and duos.

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A client who wants both hands and feet done shouldn't have to book two separate appointments and hope they line up. With Book, you create each combo as its own service, with one slot that covers the whole visit and one price, so the client books it in one go and you see exactly how long they'll be with you.

One combined service per combo

On Book, each service has a name, a price and an optional description, all shown on your public page, and each online booking takes one place in one slot of one service. So a combo works best as a single service, not two bookings:

ServiceExample slotPlacesExample price
Classic manicure + classic pedicure1 h 301€55
Gel manicure + gel pedicure2 h1€75
Spa pedicure + classic manicure1 h 451€70
Express mani-pedi (file and polish)1 h1€40

Durations and prices are examples: set your own from how long each combo takes you, including drying time.

Working alone

If you do both parts yourself, the slot is simply the two treatments back to back, plus drying. Plan the order in the description: feet first then hands is a common choice so the client can use their hands to put shoes back on, but say what you do.

Two technicians at once

If two technicians work on the same client at the same time, the combo takes less time but uses two people. Book has one booking page per business and no staff field, so create a dedicated service, such as "Mani-pedi with two technicians", and only open its slots when both are free. Slots of different services can overlap, so check that both technicians' own services are closed at that time.

Duos for friends

Each online booking takes one place. For two friends who want to be treated side by side, open a duo service with two places per slot. Each friend books one place, and when both are taken the slot leaves your page. Say in the description that each person books separately.

What to put in the description

  • exactly what each part includes: soak, shaping, cuticles, exfoliation, massage, polish or gel;
  • whether removal of old gel is included or needs a different service;
  • what to wear, such as open shoes after a pedicure;
  • that clients with a foot or skin condition should contact you before booking, according to the rules that apply to you.

Information in the note

The booking form takes first name, last name, email and phone, plus an optional note that reaches you in the new booking email. Ask for the colour wanted or a design idea. Tell clients not to write health details in the note, since it appears in their calendar file.

Seasonal combos

Before summer or the holidays, add a themed combo as its own service with an end date. Slots repeat weekly on the weekdays you choose until that date.

Regular combo clients

Before a regular leaves, book their next combo from your bookings list. First and last name are enough; with their email, they get a confirmation with a calendar file.

What Book doesn't do

Book doesn't take payments, sell packages or gift vouchers, or send reminders. Clients can't move or cancel online: they contact you. Rescheduling works across services, so a combo can become a single pedicure from your list. Book costs €5/month, everything included: unlimited services and bookings, no commission, no contract.

Should a combo be one booking or two?
One: create the combo as its own service with one slot.
Can two technicians work on one client?
Yes. Use a dedicated service and open it only when both are free.
Can two friends book side by side?
Yes. Open a duo service with two places per slot.
Can I sell combo packages?
No. Book doesn't take payments.

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